To add fractions you want to make sure that the bottom numbers are the same so we have to make them the same, but we have to make sure that the fractions are unchanged so we get the correct answer
so if we find out what number that 9,7, and 5 can all multiply into. we find that 9 times 7 times 5 or 315 is the number that will work
so to get them to all be over 315, we must multiply each fraction by a form of 1/1 or x/x or (number)/(same numbe as on top)
so 7/9 times (35/35)=245/315
1/7 times (45/45)=45/315
3/5 times (56/56)=168/315
we add them togther
245/315+45/315+168/315=(245+45+168)/315=458/315
this simplifies to 1 and 143/315
A. <span>isolating the x² term and finding the square root of both sides </span>
Answer:
The answer is Identity Property of Addition :D
Answer:
(40/3)*pi
Step-by-step explanation:
lets first find the area of the little circle
A=pi*r^2
A=pi*3^2
A=9pi
Now, lets find the area of the big circle
A=pi*r^2
A=pi*(3+4)^2
A=pi*7^2
A=49pi
now lets subtract the area of the little circle from the area of the big circle
49pi-9pi=40pi, now we found the area of the "bagel)
lets find what portion of the bagel is the shaded region
120/360=1/3
now lets multiply the bagel area by the fraction
40pi*(1/3)=
(40/3)*pi or (40*pi)/3
